Do you deliver flood lights Australia-wide?

Yes. Lights For You ships across Australia, including metro and regional areas. You can also collect from our Ashfield showroom in Sydney.

Can I see the range in a showroom?

Yes. Visit our showroom at 433 Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW 2131, open Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm, to see lighting in person and get expert advice.

What warranty and returns apply?

Products are covered by manufacturer warranty, and change-of-mind returns are accepted within 30 days in original condition. See our refunds and exchanges page for full details.

Are your lights suitable for Australian conditions?

Yes. We stock quality lighting from leading Australian and international brands, including IP-rated fittings suitable for bathrooms, outdoor and coastal areas.

Flood Lights

Flood lights deliver powerful, wide-angle illumination for security, outdoor work areas, sports courts, driveways and building façades. Built tough for Australian conditions, our range covers everything from compact sensor floods to high-output commercial fittings. Types of Flood Lights Sensor flood lights switch on with movement for security and convenience, while...

Types of Flood Lights

Sensor flood lights switch on with movement for security and convenience, while manual and always-on floods suit courts, yards and work areas. Twin- and single-head designs let you aim broad or targeted beams, and tri-colour (CCT) models let you switch between 3000K, 4000K and 5700K on the fitting. For weather exposure choose IP44 as a minimum, and IP65 for fully exposed or wash-down locations. Pair floods with spot lights for accenting and outdoor wall lights around entries.

Choosing a Flood Light

Match wattage to the job: lower-wattage LED floods (10–30W) suit a garden or doorway, while 50W and up covers driveways, yards and commercial areas. Warm 3000K light is friendlier around the home; 5700K daylight gives maximum clarity for security and work. In coastal areas look for 316 marine-grade stainless or powder-coated aluminium to resist salt corrosion. For landscape and garden schemes, combine with garden lighting and spike lights, or browse the full outdoor lighting range.

Flood Light FAQs

What IP rating do I need for a flood light? IP44 handles splashes and rain in sheltered spots; choose IP65 for fully exposed positions or anywhere hosed down.

How many watts should a flood light be? 10–30W LED suits gardens and doorways, while 50W and above is better for driveways, large yards and commercial areas.

Shop Flood Lights Online

Browse our full flood light range, from sensor security floods to high-output commercial fittings. Enjoy free Australia-wide shipping, or visit our Ashfield showroom in Sydney for expert advice.